we begin with breaking news involving hillary clinton and the fbi probe into her email. just moments ago, the fbi director revealed what his investigation uncovered. marley hall has more on today's big announcement. >> reporter: the fbi investigation into hi

email server while she was secretary of state is over, and charges appear unlikely. >> we are expressing to justice, our view, that no charges are appropriate in this case. >> reporter: 110 emails clinton sent or received were considered classified at the time. while investigators found no criminal intent, comby said clinton and her associates mishandled the information. >> there is evidence, they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive classified information. >> of course, we'll have more reaction on this on our mobile app. just download it at wuas9. if you can, you may want to leave metro out of the equation entirely if you ride the blue or yellow lines in virginia. surge 3 of metro's safetrack

going to impact people trying to get to, or from the rio international airport because roads there will be shut down. >> reporter: the countdown is on between service between the reagan international airport and metro station is shut down. >> it's going to be a lot of waiting. >> reporter: if robert smith depended on it to carry him further south into virginia, he would call this deja vu. he was among those impacted in june. >> it's the same thing. you have to plan ahead. just add extra time. >> reporter: a lesson he learned early on. >> my commute was changed by about 20 to 30 minutes extra time both ways, every single day. >> reporter: planning ahead is the same advice for this new round of track work. starting at 8:00 tonight, trains will not run between the reagan national airport d

seven days. metro says it will provide free shuttle service for airport customers between the two. regular commuters should collect shuttles. >> this the long run, this is probably for the best. these two weeks are not going to be fun. >> reporter: metro says riders should consider other modes of transportation. phase 3 will still impact people at the airport. that starts july 12. reporting from arlington makia turner, wusa9. >> you can get all the information on the wusa app. it happened at 49th and quarele street. the latest from the scene. >> reporter: the crime scene spans

deanwood recreation center. it happens to be right across the street from the deanwood metro. they're learning loss at summer camp, but she teaches them the harsh reality of survival. >> duck. hit the ground, because this is it a neighborhood where obviously you have to hit the ground, and run. because this is very terrifying. >> reporter: her deanwood neighborhood, the scene of yet another crime. >> it's terrifying, actually. i'm reluctant to even take them inside this morning, because i think this is like the second killing right within a block of this area. >> i feel like i'm in a war zone. something needs to be done. >> reporter: 49th and quarrels, 11:00 p.m., a 4th of july celebration interrupted by gunfire. a metro transit police officer steps in, spots a suspect firing a gun at someone. the officer then shoots and kills the suspect. >> these fireworks are not just fireworks. they're guns m

fireworks. >> even though the area is really secure facility with guards on the inside. they have a nice sign in, sign out system. >> reporter: while some parents still feel safe sends their kids to the camp at the rec, fountain is not sure. >> i'm considering sending them somewhere else, it's just too close for comfort for me. >> reporter: wusa9. >> that officer is now on routine administrative duty pending results of the investigation. fed up with gun violence in their communities, dozens of concerned citizens joined d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton for a march for guns safety. they say the district's strong gun safety laws are being undermined by congress, and they're tired of living in fear. >> i do worry when my kids leave the house this morning and go to school. i do worry when we walk into a pu

people what irrational act of violence might happen. >> capitol hill lawmakers failed to pass legislation to require universal background checks on all gun sales before the 4th of july holiday. they're expected to pick up the fight again when they return. a third police officer in the freddie gray death is requesting a bench trial. he chose the judge not a jury to decide his guilt or innocence on charges of manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment, and misconduct in the death of gray. freddie gray died last april after suffering a critical spinal cord injury while in police custody. new york investigators suspect a homemade bomb enthusiast made the explosive device that nearly killed a virginia college en

lower part of his leg was injured. police say the device was made by someone with a basic knowledge of chemistry, but they believe it wasn't put there to deliberately hurt anyone. iraqis carried coffins through the streets of baghdad as workers tried to dig more victims out of the rubble after sunday's deadly isis bombing. islamic state suicide bombers struck in a shopping district. it was one of the worst bombings during 13 years in iraq. iraqis afraid for their safety are growing angry with the government. well we're finally seeing some sunshine, but it is going to be very hot day, and this is just the start. and we finally got rid of all the rain from the early morning hours. now temperatures are heating up. reagan national airport in now with the observations today.

region. current temperatures, 82 for frederick. 83 for martinsberg. the key here is the humidity. it is going to be unbearable for the next few days. hopefully that ac is cranked up. you're going to need it. our dew point is into the 70s. once you get over that 70- degree threshold, it's noticeable, it's uncomfortable, and we're going to stay that way through saturday. so get ready. we've kind of got it easy lately with the summer pattern, but not the case this week. 88 already for manassas. when you factor in the humidity, it already feels into the 90s. feels into the 90s for culpepper. i'm go through the forecast a little bit later. highs today make their way into the upper 80s. it will feel well into the 90s for this afternoon. topping out at 89 today. that's a seasonal average. this is one of the coolest days we've had of the days to come. as storms develop later on

app. i'll give you all the details coming up a little bit later. coming up, find out how file footage used during the festivities during the mall, has many crying fall. first, new details about the suspect accused of killing

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right now, italian police are questioning a homeless man accused of killing a university of wisconsin student, beau solomon. they made an arrest in the killing in rome. the 19-year-old's body was found in a river after he was robbed. solomon went missing last thursday. >> social butterfly, and he's just kind of beloved by everyone. he's the glue that keeps our family together. >> an italian news agency is reporting two witnesses came forward, saying they saw

determine the exact cause of solomon's death. i hope your air conditioner is up to snuff. we're in for some of the hottest weather we've seen in quite a while. alson is up next with your first alert forecast. >> these are going to be the hottest temperatures we've seen so far this summer. we're dry with a few stray showers south of charlottesville. what to expect for the rest of the afternoon. stay here, i have all the answers.

mother nature kept us on the fence for most of monday, but last night, the annual concert on the mall and fireworks show went on

and that was for viewers at home who got quite a different show. >> reporter: if you're watching the fireworks from home last night, you probably had a great view, and you would have thought it was a nice, clear day yesterday. but that's the problem. it wasn't. the rain didn't stop capitol forest from setting off the fireworks and dazzling crowds. people like paul enjoyed the show inspite of the weather. those who didn't want to go to the dreary day settled in from the couch. here's the problem, it was too good. so it began, a fake force was trending. kelly picked up on it too. not only did pbs manage to clear the clouds out of the sky, but they cleared the scaffolding out too. they say the we showed a combination of the best fireworks from this year, and previous years. it was the patriotic thing to do. producers say because the weather was so overcast, they pulled together a combination

that explanation didn't sit well with some, who said there should have been a crawl at the bottom of the screen of some sort, and called for more transparency. katherine says she was feeling personally victimized by pbs for showing stock footage. kate tweeted a thank you for the old footage on such a cloudy day. joanna said good job on the solid back up plan. the d.c. floridian summed it up quickly. only in d.c., could a pbs show become a scandal. >> the producers say this is the first time they've had to do something like this for the broadcast. >>pbs also tells us, some footage from the dress rehearsal also aired during the broadcast. college park and green belt

today. gaithersburg moved its show until friday. some other communities have not yet released details for rescheduled events, so this would be the perfect time to download the wusa app so you can stay informed. topping today's health alert. marketing tactics can help kids eat healthier at lunchtime. researchers created cartoon vans with vegetables at a large urban school district. students who saw the banners were two times more likely to eat vegetables, and three times more likely when they saw both. more than half of the women had a baby as a result of treatments, but 14% got pregnant naturally. almost 20,000 women were tracked between 2007 and 2010. don't worry about these cards if you're

pasta may not be your enemy. they studied more than 20,000 people and found those who followed the mediterranean diet, including eating pasta did in the gain weight. they found it helps to contribute to a healthy body mass index and waist size. we're here, after traveling close to 2 billion miles after five years, nasa is celebrating its mission into jupiter's orbit. juno successfully began orbiting the largest planet in our solar system on independence day. >> nasa scientists cheered and gave each other high fives as they declared mission juno accomplished. >> we don't need that anymore! >> the spinning solarred

entered jupiter's orbit shortly before midnight. the high stakes maneuver allowed juno to slow itself down significantly and hit a target just a few miles wide. >> a mission of this complexity to accomplish tonight is just truly amazing. >> to actually have it to know that we can all go to bed tonight not worrying about what's going to happen tomorrow, is pretty awesome. >> and lift off of the atlas 5 with juno on a trek to jupiter. >> nasa designed it to with stand the radiation belt and a ring of debris surrounding the planet. as juno's journey unfolded, it already began capturing images of juno and its moon. scientists hope to uncover new clues about how our solar

system began. henna daniels, cbs news. >> juno has several science instruments onboard, along with three legos. firefighters in el dorado county, california, have the so- called trail fire maintained. the evacuation orders left many scrambling while crews battled in place. that included sam the pig and his family of five. the trailhead fire broke out just a mile from sam's home. first responders discovered the pig familiar, but getting sam, who weighs 750-pounds, momma dean and his family to safety, wasn't easy. >> it's not like you can take a pig over to your neighbors. if sam doesn't want to do something, he's not going to do it. >> they were

the evacuation team had to help get several chickens to safety, and they did that too. sometimes you feel bad getting people to watch your dog. imagine showing up with five pigs. >> and one of them weighing 750 pounds, but sam is doing well. now we're just going to heat up. >> oh, man, here we go. we've kind of gotten it easy for the summer. we've had some 90s. a 96-degree temperature, but we haven't had a string like this forecasted yet. here we go. it's going to be hot, and it's going to be rather humid. so looking ahead, we are back to summer. it was only in the 70s for both sunday, and monday. not the case today. we're going to feel at least into the low to mid-90s. today is going to be one of the cooler days. imagine that, with temperatures into the upper 80s. isolated storms this afternoon. a few showers, most areas will stay dry, especially the farther north you go, ll

might want to pack the umbrella with you. we're going to see showers and storms. a very typical summer pattern. nothing special here, and with this trend, it's always possible for some of these storms to reach severe limits, but that's not the main threat. the main threat is showers here and there for each and every day. the longest stretch this season of temperatures into the 90s. our longest stretch is three days at 90. 91 a couple of days in june. we're going to be in the mid- 90s for a few days here. the pool is probably going to feel pretty nice for the kids at school this week, or all of summer. a break in the humidity, we're not going to get out of the 90s this weekend. but by saturday night into sunday, we'll see the humidity drop a little more to manageable, instead of just miserable. and our reporting is still up. temperatures are into the 80s. making their way into the

heat for today. some areas will cool off a little bit with showers and storms for the afternoon. this is what it feels like when you factor in the humidity. 90s for most areas, into the mid- to upper 80s for the shenandoah valley. if you're headed to the nats game, might want to pack a small umbrella for your purse or pocket. a hot one. a few showers slide to the south. it's cutting it close, but i think it will be a good game. 86 by 6:00, and into the 80s for the rest of the evening. live doppler, we're dry for now after those morning showers. as we head into the afternoon, we're going to see the cloud cover return. showers will be very spotty. let me go through 6:00, as we head to that 8:30, more storms could develop farther to the south. this is when you could see a few thunderstorms, maybe gusty winds. all in all, very hit or miss. notice, areas off to the north, not as much going on there, but your chances will

and every day this week as temperature and humidity both continue to soar. you can't escape a few spotty showers each day this week, and until the weekend, when we dry out a little bit and lose that moisture. upper 80s today. some spots will easily reach 90 degrees. 95 by thursday. keep ongoing from there. friday, 96 degrees. saturday, 95. then the humidity drops. we return to the upper 80s by monday. we'll be right back after this.

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